

Cast & creator
Best known for Quotidien, The Intouchables, Candice Renoir
Émilie Caen is a French actress. She is known for playing the role of Ségolène in Serial (Bad) Weddings. Thanks to her mother, who regularly took her to the theater, Emilie decided to become an actress. After graduating from high school, she enrolled at the Perimony drama school in 1997, where she trained for three years. In the years that followed, she continued her training at the Pygmalion studio, then joined an Actor's Studio workshop. At the same time, Emilie Caen began her career on stage: Sur la grande route, Bal-Trap, L'illusion comique. Later, she made her television debut with small roles in Spécial Camera Café, Commissaire Cordier and Sections de recherches. The French film family opened its doors to her a little later, in 2007, with a role in the Franco-Canadian romance Jusqu'à toi alongside Mélanie Laurent. She then played the gallery owner in the lucrative Intouchables, France's biggest hit of 2011. The actress continued her career in other comedies produced in France, landing small roles in Michaël Youn's Vive la France and La Clinique de l'amour by her friend Artus de Penguern, who called on her again when he shot the Benjamin video for singer Florent Marchet. In 2012, she landed the lead role in a duet with Michèle Bernier in the TF1 series Injustice, in which she plays her assistant. In 2013, viewers discovered the actress in a brand-new role: Nadine Pitou, the elementary school teacher in the TF1 series Pep's. The series was a great success (record audience of 8.6 million). In 2014, she starred in the comedy Qu'est-ce qu'on a fait au Bon Dieu? She plays Ségolène, one of the daughters of the Verneuil family, a depressive painter who marries a Chinese man, much to the chagrin of her parents, played by Chantal Lauby and Christian Clavier. In 2015, she also appeared in the mini-series Le Mystère du lac broadcast on TF1. In 2016, she played the lead role in an episode of Joséphine, ange gardien: Enfants, mode d'emploi. Now a star of the small and big screen, she joined the cast of the event mini-series Le Mystère du Lac on TF1 and the series Un Village français. In early 2017, her return was confirmed in Qu'est-ce qu'on a fait au bon dieu? In June 2018, the actress has a role in the series Qu'est ce qu'on attend pour être heureux?. From December 6, the series Papa ou maman launches with Émilie Caen in the lead role of the mom, alongside Florent Peyre as the dad. On January 30, 2019, she reprises her role as Ségolène Verneuil, the central role in the film Qu'est-ce qu'on an encore fait au Bon Dieu?, the sequel to the 2014 hit Qu'est-ce qu'on a fait au Bon Dieu?. In this feature film, Ségolène wants to fly to China with her husband and children, where her art would be better understood thanks to a potential buyer discovered on the internet. To promote the film, the actress gave a number of interviews, including as a guest on Canal+'s La boîte à questions and France 5's C à Vous. Source: Article "Émilie Caen" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
Also known as: Emilie Caen
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Self - Guest
2016
Galeriste
2011
Nicole Ganay 1975
2013
Audrey
2015
Sylvia Denaux
2009
Karine Langlois
2009
Le médecin
1997
Caroline Meunier
1997
Zoé
1997
Sarah Gautier
2006
Béatrice Nérac
2009
Karen
1992
Théa
2020
Caroline Vettel
2020
Sabine Renoult
2011
Ségolène Verneuil
2014
Ségolène Verneuil
2019
Ségolène Verneuil
2021
Nadine Pitou - Institutrice du primaire
2014
Clara
2005
Valérie Fournont
2015
Marianne
2025
Ghislaine Rateau
2022
Sophie Bouchard
2018
Bianca
2026
Sandrine Parrot
2026
Fanny Delerme
2025
Hôtesse Fly2France
2013Vanessa Grenier
2012
Ghislaine Rateau
2026
L'hôtesse des Beaux Jours
2013
La belle passante
2011
Ghislaine Rateau
2024Infirmière #2
2005
Captain Barsac
2014
Caren
2009
Océane (adulte)
2008
Laura
2018
Geneviève Leroy
2012
La femme de Jules
2012
La psychanalyste
2020
Géraldine
2018
Jean
2014
Isabelle
2018
Marguerite Baldensperger
2023
Ambre
2021

Valérie
2021
Annabel
2019
Delphine Verdi-Soualem
2018
Nadia
2022
Muriel Guibal
2018
Sonia
2023
Olympe
2025
Louise
2024
Self
2023
Marie-France Garaud
2014
Blanche
2024
Ghislaine Rateau
2020
Marianne
2015Isabelle
2009

Claire
2016
Nathalie
2022